Re the emails, if you're using Postfix then don't worry about the ssmtp things you've read since flexget will use postfix. All I can suggest is you double-check the settings in the "email:" section of your config.yml file. In the example you sent earlier you were sending the email to "deluge@**********" Is that a legit address? Do the flexget logs mention anything about an email being sent for new shows it finds?
For info, the email gets sent once flexget has pulled down the torrent file, not when deluge has finished downloading the tv show. So, as soon as deluge finds something it should email you, you don't have to wait until its downloaded the whole file before looking out for the email.
All I can suggest is you double-check the settings in the "email:" section of your config.yml file. In the example you sent earlier you were sending the email to "deluge@**********" Is that a legit address? Do the flexget logs mention anything about an email being sent for new shows it finds?
Hmm, well, it doesn't look like the problem is where I thought it was
However, it looks like you are accessing your NAS via a samba mount. Is that so? If it is then your problem is likely to be that the samba permissions are overriding the native linux permissions. So, the easiest way to solve that is to give "everyone" r/w access to the samba share.
For reference the flexget log file is called "flexget.log" and is stored in /var/lib/deluge/.flexget, assuming you followed my guide to install it.
However, it looks like you are accessing your NAS via a samba mount. Is that so? If it is then your problem is likely to be that the samba permissions are overriding the native linux permissions. So, the easiest way to solve that is to give "everyone" r/w access to the samba share.
I think I'll start with skipping the sub-dirs. Then we'll see what happends.
For reference the flexget log file is called "flexget.log" and is stored in /var/lib/deluge/.flexget, assuming you followed my guide to install it.
Have you tried the obvious and double-checked the username and password for your gmail in the config.yml file? It'd be the same details you type into your web browser when accessing your email.
Do you have "funny" characters in the password? I'm not aware of any issues with this although I've seen other apps struggle to cope with them.
Just curious, but your earlier config.yml logs had the "movedone" pointing elsewhere. Did the moving work when pointed there? If so, that'd be useful to know.
Ian.
EDIT: For info, incase you're wondering, you've got "log rotation" set up on your server, hence the history of log files.
Ian wrote:Have you tried the obvious and double-checked the username and password for your gmail in the config.yml file? It'd be the same details you type into your web browser when accessing your email.
Pretty pretty sure. But I have used 2-step verification and that my have cause me problems. For now deactivated!
Just curious, but your earlier config.yml logs had the "movedone" pointing elsewhere. Did the moving work when pointed there? If so, that'd be useful to know.
Yes, it did.
EDIT: For info, incase you're wondering, you've got "log rotation" set up on your server, hence the history of log files.
Re the movedone, that points pretty much towards it being the (samba) permission problem I mentioned earlier.
Re the log rotation, I wasn't suggesting YOU didn't know you were using log rotation, it was more for other people's benefit incase they thought flexget automatically created log files with those names. Sorry for the confusion
Ian wrote:Cool. Finger's crossed your changes have helped.
I do agree SO much!
Re the movedone, that points pretty much towards it being the (samba) permission problem I mentioned earlier.
I think to. That's why I decided to try move the files to a lib that I know the permissions for sure.
Re the log rotation, I wasn't suggesting YOU didn't know you were using log rotation, it was more for other people's benefit incase they thought flexget automatically created log files with those names. Sorry for the confusion
Don't think about it. You have helped a lot!! I owe you a beer/glass of wine whenever I come to ..... US/UK/Australia